The Chinese company Romoss Technology, known for the production of the Poerbank, suspends work for six months due to large -scale withdrawal. The cause was the risk of battery overheating.
Romoss revokes about 490,000 Poerbank, made from June 2023 to July 2024. The investigation revealed that metal particles in the batteries could cause overheating and the risk of ignition. From July 1, 2024, the company completely stopped the operation. Romoss online stores are closed, the goods are removed from marketplaces, including TEMU. The company plans minimal transactions to manage the process of returning goods. The situation also affected the market players. In June, the Chinese authorities temporarily stopped the certification of the Apex Wuxi, a leading supplier of components for the Pellerbank. It was her defective separators who could cause battery problems. Romoss and Anker Innovations (another popular brand) recalled more than 1.2 million of the Poerbank. All goods without Chinese safety marking are forbidden for transportation on the sides of the aircraft. Lithium-ion batteries are the basis of all modern gadgets (smartphones, laptops, spruce), but they are extremely sensitive to defects and damage. In the event of a short circuit or overheating, they can smoke, smoke or explode.
That is why aviation regulators in China have increased control: any returns without certification are now not allowed in planes.
